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Fallout Shelters?
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On CNN they were talking about that company and another and how they have seen a 2000% sales increase since the disaster in Japan.
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someone needs to set up an affiliate program for fallout shelter construction, gas masks, and iodine tablets.
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i think that all of this 2012 stuff is really starting to fuck with people on a subconscious level.
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http://www.examiner.com/finance-exam...ehydrated-food These people you speak of just might be on to something. :2 cents: |
I bought a pass into a fall out shelter for my family, and myself, for just under $300. When it's everyone for themselves the day before, my shotgun > your key card.
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Yea what happens when all that dehydrated food Expires .... They sell it to pig farmers at 1/4 of the costs ... Also the government gets rid of Expired water in bottles from time to time ... Some good contracts to bid on ...
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Nice business LOL :)
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its a great idea.
you can build these for say 300 people, and take orders for 1000000's. if there is a disaster, no one will be able to sue you. |
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Seems pretty risky to fork out $25000 to be a member when it sounds to me like they haven't even got ONE of them built yet.
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1. Water supply.
2. Water supply contamination. 3. Airborne radiation poisoning from nuclear power plants. 4. Radioactive contaminated soil. 5. No electricity. 6. No communications 7. Fallout shelter is your privately owned mausoleum. Tidal wave? .. Most fallout shelters can only sustain one hundred days under water. After one hundred days, release the hatch and drown to death or be exposed to radiation poisoning. December 21, 2012 is predicted to be our execution date. ( Like the prisoners on death row ) Most chose to refer to the Mayan calender as rubbish.. that's fantastic, to each is own. What scares me is, it's verified by NASA! Please offer valid facts to outweigh NASA's scientific research. |
finally we are going to play Fallout 3 in real world ?
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Someday soon all that will walk the earth is me, Keith Richards and cockroaches .......
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Fear mongering = sales.
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here's a hint that everyone forgets (because nobody uses history as a tool except me) Nothing happens overnight... If you are on an island in the middle of the ring of fire and susceptible to tsunamis? then of course there is risk with that, but if you are inland? ZERO risk. |
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Actually it would be very sad if someone that is in the survival business didn't care about anyone else and only themselves. Chances are they know that the more people saved the better chance mankind has to survive. Not doing so would be the ultimate selfish act and it would be naive to think otherwise. |
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http://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/2012.html I do not trust anyone, especially our government. Deidre |
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People living in parts of Asia are already seeing issues with rice, palm oil, sugar, and some other items. |
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If you want to survive, move to the midwest / canada. |
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http://www.mallex.info/images/07_03_08_escalator.jpg |
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You also have to look at disasters in terms of micro-disasters. Say you live in a generally safe zone in North America that gets HAMMERED by a snow storm that knocks out power for 2 weeks. No going out, no getting anything to you. Can you make it through 2 brutally cold weeks? A power grid crash could happen anywhere really, even without snow. It's happened before. Massive earthquakes, floods, terrorist attack, storms... lots of things that can cause problems without even getting into the discussion of food, water and oil. But the "end of the world" type of disaster that site is selling (the shelter), the only thing that comes to mind is... what if you can't get to it? It's all great to be prepared to survive like that, but you also have to think, if there is a warning for an even so large you need to get underground (and I doubt there would), there will be CHAOS. Good luck getting to your far away shelter unless you're privileged enough to have your own helicopter or jet. Even then, there could be a no fly zone enforced and you're stuck. Some nut job lets off a suitcase nuke somewhere and watch how fast civilian planes are grounded. IMHO, unless you live within walking distance to that giant shelter, best to take that money and build your own on your own land and hope to God you're not on vacation on the other side of the world if you ever need it. |
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I can assure you they are not going to be worried about the longtime survival of the human race. They have 1-2 years of food stocked up, the above ground world has ended, and their 1-2 years of food can last the key people 20-30 years if they don't share it with you. The choice is obvious. |
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you russian are really rich. damn. |
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Cool joke, but it's not about lights but about the DEEP.
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Someone would have to be a complete idiot to think they would be better off sitting in their bunker by themselves than with a group of people. At some point they are going to need a doctor or engineer or just another pair of strong hands not to mention companionship to really survive. Ever watch the movie " Castaway " with Tom Hanks? Why do you think he risked his life to leave an Island that can easily sustain him on a crappy raft. He had every thing he needed to survive but was willing to risk his life for something else. What was that about? Your line of thinking is really the biggest threat to mankind. We won't last when people take an " every man for themselves " attitude and put it into action. |
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If they have 50 and plenty of food, why let another 500 in? I'm not saying it would be right not to, I'm saying what I think would likely happen. |
People all over the world will be able to deal with something like this way easier than us Westerners. People around the world are used to harsh conditions, not having water, not having food, being a little dirty and still working together in those tough times.
In the US (maybe in Canada but we are nice so just maybe) you would all just kill each other on day 4 or 5 without food. |
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jeeeeeeezuz, that's ridiculous, do people REALLY think the end is coming?
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maybe you should move... |
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Your first post was this which I took to mean they would kill off as many people they made a COMMITMENT to in order to increase their own chances. Two business men made and stocked a shelter that could sustain 50 people for five years and sold memberships for those 50 spaces which would be adequate. Then when the time comes they would kill off 48 of them to increase their own supply. I don't see anything in your first post that sounds like they would kill off people due to over crowding. Quote:
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Imho, shit that is going on right now on this planet is totally unsustainable. People are selfish pigs, pretty much, wrapped into what TV tells them to be, or get depressed when other strangers don't "like" their facebook posts. I don't think that a "worldwide reality check" would necessarily be a bad thing... You would have thought that Japan would have woken people up. It has not. |
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